>Also recent studies have shown that the rate of mutation in a country is inversely correlated with vaccine coverage for Covid. [3] This is nothing. A single a

>Also recent studies have shown that the rate of mutation in a country is inversely correlated with vaccine coverage for Covid. [3] This is nothing. A single arbitrary estimator, applied to a few dozen countries (no explanation why they were chosen), shows a statistically insignificant correlation without controlling for any of the thousands of confounding variables. Normally I would bring up the look-elsewhere effect here too, but it seems hardly dignified to discuss this tweet/paper at that level. The authors' affiliation is a 5-employee startup addressed at an office-sharing facility.